Hi,
My Windows OS [and likely the HD] is going down and Windows no longer calls up and finds filenames properly. When running my program in a batch file it zero lengthed the file that is was to open [as it did not find it]. This is a normal for BASIC behavior for non-existing files, if you happen to not remember at this moment. Is there a way to recover the file by resizing it or the likes? Is there a utility that can read the HD and read areas such as that dropped. There are six identical files to work with if they can be 'seen' and recovered by something.
Sincerely,
Gregory D. MELLOTT
My Windows OS [and likely the HD] is going down and Windows no longer calls up and finds filenames properly. When running my program in a batch file it zero lengthed the file that is was to open [as it did not find it]. This is a normal for BASIC behavior for non-existing files, if you happen to not remember at this moment. Is there a way to recover the file by resizing it or the likes? Is there a utility that can read the HD and read areas such as that dropped. There are six identical files to work with if they can be 'seen' and recovered by something.
Sincerely,
Gregory D. MELLOTT
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